The Republican journal., 1887-10-20
SeArSpOrt Locals,

Sch. Banner sailed for Mt Desert Thursday load.
ell with hay.
Frank II. Park left last Wednesday to accept a
situation in Boston,
j. II. Lane has just received another cargo of
coal by sch. Lackawanna.
Sch. Lackawanna has fine new suit of sails
just completed by John Putnam.
Mr.. Z. A. Noyes, wife and daughter left for their
home in Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday.
Capt. Warren A. Griffin, of the bark Clara E..
McGilvery, arrived home last week
Clifton Curtis arrived from Liverpool Saturday
after Il six years absence from home.
Capt. f.. l.. Griffin of bark Edward kidder
arrived home from New York Friday.
a. >. Nickerson received cargo of shorts and
midalings hy sch. Brunette last Thursday
MI. William Thompson of Chicago made a living
! visit to Capt. J. {. Nickel, and wife last week
Miss Aldic n Sargent, who has been visiting
friends in New York and Boston, arrived home hv
boat sunday.
Steamer Lucy ?. Miller Touched here Friday ON
her way up river TO land Capt. Norman Dunbar,
wife and child.
Capt. j. b. Nichols ship ). r. Hitchcock, has
made another quick passage, from Liverpool to
New York in - days.
Mr.. Dudley and wife, who have spent this their
fifth season mt the searsport House left for their
home in Boston We,lne s,lay
Mr.. n. c. Shutc's mother and her husband, Mr..
James Bean, of Detroit Me- are visiting him for
the first time i'll six years.
Capt William Arlecn has sold his interest in the
Sch Brunette, and Capt. James Wa,erhousc will
command her in the future.
Capt. Alanson Ford, who has secured command
of one of Pope and Talbots ships, left with his son
Edward for San Francisco last Thursday.
Mrs. \. l.. Carver lost chenille shawl some
where between the hotel and Capt. isaac Gilkey's.
The finder viii confer great favor by leaving itt
the hotel.
Mrs. Desire Black and two children, who have
spent the summer with her mother Mrs. If. NJ.
MrGilvcry, left for their home in South Carolina
last week.
Secretary SWcctscr has been busy the past week
in sending ont circular invitations to the teachers
i'll this district at the teachers institute to
be held at Belfast.
Sch. sallic TOn which completed loading hay for
\. +. Nckerson sailed Tuesday for Rockport
where. she will take in two thousand casks of lime
for Charleston where She will load lumber for
Jamaica.
9. III. Monroe has just received from r. Nj Har.
lis, who has recently opened Wholesale iewelry
establishment at 1888 Washington ST. Boston, Il fine
line of the latest style jewelry of ali kinds also :.
new line Of watches.
4 QUICK TRIp. Capt. {. A. Whittier in the sch
Canton loaded lumber at st Johns, ent to the Can
AIRY Islands, discharged and sailed for Norfolk III
irving there Oct. llth, making the "trip in two
months and three days.
The organ recital under tile auspices of the
Cong. society, which mentioned several weeks
ago comes of this, Thursday, evening. Miss Fan
ME Berry, of Camden, will preside at the organ
aud will be assisted in the entertainment by Mr.. f
G.. Adams, coruetist, of Bangor, and Mr.. Jordan,
baritone singer, of Portland As this will be rare
musical treat and share of the projects is to he
devoted to the work the ladies are doing for the
church and society, we have no doubt large audi
ence will he in attendance.
| \ CURIOSITY We have received from Captain
Charles Salvage some fish scales which are Il great
curiosity. They measure ~ and 2ai inches and
came off a fish f. in. long that weighed 2O7 lbs
| pronounced by experts Il Sercus, very rare spc
| clcs found only in the tropics. This fish was taken
in the Gulf of Para near La Brea in the Island oi
Trinidad The fish taken by Capt. Salvage
who threw the lilly iron plumb through linn. sal
! wage says that when brought on deck tle fish IL.
scmpled Il section of one of the roofs Of !. fancy
| French roof cottage is the scales are -c;lluIcl.
|
! Mr.. ". G. Young has given IL prospectus from
| the !. NJ. G.. A. rooms in BOSTON, where Mr. Young
! has secured fine situation It. assistant Ii tAt
! gymnasium, MIR. Levi, small assistant euIcriu
! tcndant of Tie Institution, has spent several sea
! sons in Sca'spolt, and number of our citizens
! who have calic' on him have received very goncr
| Gus treatment at his ian,s He has a large elias,
AT the gymnasium in ply sirtl exercise, anc
| the thorough lEtnuer in which the pupils are han
t!r c"nN ucel Us that were born tou early ;lrD
i'll the wrong locality. 1t j, really cuiuy able to 81,
| the young men put through thu exercises in Prof
| Snal,S systematic manner, We advise those VIII,
have leisure hour at tie hh tn visit the / NJ e.
| A. rooms and be and take in the gymnasium